State v. Neville
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
BEASLEY, Judge.
Defendant (Rebecca Neville) appeals from judgment entered upon her conviction of second-degree murder. We conclude the Defendant had a fair trial, free of reversible error.
On 12 August 2006 Defendant’s vehicle struck four-year-old Keligah Randolph (the victim), who died from the resulting injuries. In June 2008 Defendant was tried non-capitally for the first-degree murder of the victim. At trial, Stephanie Randolph testified that in August 2006 she lived in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, where she worked at a restaurant. Randolph had four children, including the victim, who were…
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